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## Translation:
**10]** The **No-Uparyatta-No-Aparyatta** is a **Siddha** (liberated) being. It is **Anadi-Aparyavasita** (beginningless and endless), because there is no **Pratyapat** (rebirth) from it. The difference between **Antardvara-Kaya-Uparyatta** and **Antardvara-Kaya-Aparyatta** is from **Jghanya** (lowest) to **Antarmuhurta** (a very short time). In the case of **Sadharana** (ordinary beings), it can remain for **Antarmuhurta** and then be found again in every **Shariri** (body). From **Utkarsha** (highest), it should be understood as **Vanaspatikaal** (the time of plants) for an infinite period. It can remain in the **Sadharana** form for that long. There is no difference in **Sansara-Uparyatta**. Because, after being freed from **Sansara-Uparyatta**, there is no **Sansara-Uparyatta** again, and there is no **Pratyapat** of the liberated being. The difference between **Kaya-Aparyatta** is from **Jghanya** to **Antarmuhurta**. It is possible to find it in every **Shariri** for **Antarmuhurta** and then again in **Kaya-Aparyatta**. From **Utkarsha**, there is a difference of **Asankhyeya** (innumerable) time. This **Asankhyeya** time is **Prithvi Kaal** (earth time). Its explanation has been done before in **Kaalmarggana** and **Kshetramarggana**. The time of wandering in **Prithvi** and other **Shariri** births is the same from **Utkarsha**.
Those who are **Anadi-Aparyavasita** in **Sansara-Aparyatta** have no difference, because they are **Aparyavasita**. And there is no difference in **Anadi-Saparyavasita** either, because after leaving **Sansara-Aparyatta**, it is not possible to have **Sansara-Aparyatta** again. There is also no difference in **No-Uparyatta-No-Aparyatta**, because they are **Anadi-Aparyavasita**. **Alpबहुत्वद्वार** are the smallest **Uparyatta**, because **Karma-Uparyatta** and **Sansara-Uparyatta** beings are few. They are **Anantguna** (infinite times) more than **No-Uparyatta-No-Aparyatta**, because **Siddha** beings are infinite. They are **Anantguna** more than **Aparyatta**, because **Krishnapakshika** (dark side) are **Atiprabhut** (very abundant).
**239.** Or, there are three types of **Jiva** (soul): **Paryaptak** (sufficient), **Aparyaptak** (insufficient), and **No-Uparyaptak-No-Aparyaptak**.
**Gautama!** How long does a **Paryaptak** remain as a **Paryaptak**?
**Gautama!** It can remain from **Jghanya** to **Antarmuhurta** and from **Utkarsha** to **Sadhika Sagaropama Shatapruthaktva** (two hundred to nine hundred **Sagaropama**).
**Gautama!** How long can an **Aparyaptak** remain as an **Aparyaptak**?
**Gautama!** It can remain from **Jghanya** to **Antarmuhurta** and from **Utkarsha** to **Antarmuhurta**.
**Gautama!** **No-Uparyaptak-No-Aparyaptak** are **Aparyavasita** (endless).
**Gautama!** What is the difference between them?
**Gautama!** The difference between **Paryaptak** is from **Jghanya** to **Antarmuhurta** and from **Utkarsha** to **Antarmuhurta**. The difference between **Aparyaptak** is from **Jghanya** to **Antarmuhurta** and from **Utkarsha** to **Sadhika Sagaropama Shatapruthaktva**. This is the difference between them.
**Gautama!** **No-Uparyaptak-No-Aparyaptak** are **Appabahu** (very few) everywhere, **Aparyaptak** are **Anantguna** (infinite times) more, and **Paryaptak** are **Sankhyajguna** (countable times) more.